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:iconkiilani:
I took a 3 day sugar class at a local college from a well-known sugar artist, Ewlad Notter. This is one of the display pieces I made.
This is my favorite piece! I love all the colors. The fish is airbrushed. It's been over 2 years now, and I still have these sugar pieces on my shelf.
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~lukaljubicic Feb 10, 2013  Professional
Ewald Notter is the best sugar artist...
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I cannot tell you how wibbly this makes me inside. So pretty!
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your just amazing!
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*SwanofWar Jul 25, 2012  Professional Writer
Lovely! :heart: It's simply too pretty to eat!
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This is amazing and so very beautifuk! :D
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oops sorry typo! This is very beautiful and well made! This is just so awesome!!!!!!!
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Mood: Amazed *OpalSkye Jul 25, 2012  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
Wow... It looks like a glass sculpture :O
That's incredible, I'd LOVE to have a go with isomalt, I've heard Buddy (from Cake Boss, the TV series) talk about it and he uses it a lot, in particular on a coral reef cake. The things that he achieved with it PALE in comparison to this... Really is amazing!
I think your use of colour is really appropriate, even though you have very bright colours, you've also used realistic tones (in the green and clear/white) which makes the piece look real but still fantasy (fanta-sea? xD).

Absolutely stunning!
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:iconkiilani:
Thanks so much!

Isomalt is a pretty neat thing to work with. It is not very forgiving though. Personally, I prefer to work with fondant or gumpaste, but you can get amazingly different results with isomalt. For instance, the blue coral piece was achieved by pouring the melted isomalt into a bowl of sugar.
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*OpalSkye Jul 27, 2012  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
Amazing :D I get the feeling that isomalt is that type of media that's like "get it right or start over again!" hehe
I will have to try it one day :D
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